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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
Foreign Notes.
spEoIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

LONDON, April 16.-The building used
as headquarters OF the Salvation Army IN
London. is burning, and will probably be
totally destroyed.
The Prince of Wales has consented tt
act as honorary President OF the Interna'
tional Exhibition, to be held at Melbourne
next year, to celebrate the Centennial An
niyersary Of the colonization of Australia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
Assignee's sale.

The entire stock of dry and fancy goods,
carpets, etc.. formerlysowned by ALI Har-
ris, must be disposed of at the earliest
possible moment for the benefit Of. his
creditors. The goods will positively be
sold at Sa1 Francisco cost prices. For
cash only. M. KARsKY, Receiver. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
The worst Brute of the lot.

The Carson Tribune of the 18th instant
says: An irate teamster started to beat
one mule on the head with q wagon stake
last evening and did most numerically
strike the animal, when the mule ahead
came to the aid Of its comrade, and fling
ing out both heels caught the t~wo-legged
brute in the abdomen, and laid him Sc
verely out,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17

Joe Hausmann has on hand a snpnlv
OF fresh butter and eggs, and has made
arrangements to have fresh c~onsignments
every week, which he will sell AZ tba
lowest prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
The latest Kegnlding MetxeI.

Sacramento Bee: This morning Mr..
Singer, acting %. attorney for selden Het-
eel. the missing Register of Lands. called
at the Office of Receiver Gardner and in
formed him that Mr.. Hetzel is in the CITY,
Mr.. Singer stated, as an explanation for
Hetzel's non.appearance at the office, that
the Register was in a somewhat democrat
ICED condition. The attorney INQUIRED
the mount claimed by the Receiver TO be
due the Government from Hetzel. and
Mr.. Gardiner replied that 81 ,o75 would
square things, SO far as the returns are in.
The attorney said that he would 90 right
down TO Hetzel and get the money, but up
to Q o'clock P. NJ. neither Hetzel, the law
yer, nor the coin had crossed tho thresh-
old of The Receivers door.
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l.. Z. Grove.

Travelling agent for the celebrated tailor.
ing establishment Of Joe Poheim, at San
Francisco. is stopping at the Jackson
House, where he has samples OF the finest
lines of Spring and Summer goods. Cal
and inspect the samples. #
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17

MoESrSG BOARD.

looming BOARD.
$50 Ophir-9 9ls
9M M~exican-59s 81
400 Gould & %Curry-49oc 5 495c
35O Best & Belcher-S
490 Con. Caiifornis-16 154
900 ~savage-64 Ga
$40 Chollar-84 Sss So
730 Potosi-84 So
1885 Hale & NoTcross-6R 6Ss
$50 Grown Point-44
so Yellow Jacket 49Oc
$50 Belcher-370c
10 Confdence--8A
50 Alpha-4l5c
$50 S. Nevada 410c 405c 405c bio
$50 Utah--1A
1000 Bullion-290 3 295c
450 Exchequer-2 1900 l95c
$40 Overman-180c 1856 1900
800 Jusiice-135c
900 Union $3.50 $500
1850 Alta-240c 235c
$50 Julia-55c
$50 Caledonia-60c
500 S. Hill-35c 500
100 CEallenge-2&
80 0ccidental-34
1850 Andes-l80c
200 Seorpion-80c 75c
900 Benton-75c zoe
so Eureka Cop.-6h
$50 Navsjo-115c
40 Independence-50
200 B. Isle--70c Csc
200 N. D. Belle Isle-7E 8
$50 Nevada Queen-2G0c
$50 Argenta-15c
so Con. Pacifc-25c
$50 Peer-45c
800 Peer. ees--65c
$50 Central-70c
so Woldon-240o
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
Notice.

All parties knowing themselver to be In.
deoied to All Harris will please call and
settle, and avoid further expense.
Nj. KARsKr, Receiver.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
HOTEL ~ARRIvALS.

Jackson House-A. Dennery, Sacra-
mento; Mrs. Lewis, Hamilton.
Bureau Hotei-F. Bosko, San Fran cisco.
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Will Take N Trim.

DIR. ]. j. Leek. will take n Trim ,hxorah
the country, about May q. Notica ~
'nange IN bis regular advertisement, i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17
They Never Tell Their Age.

In China old women are the bellies OF
society, and they say that you can hardly
get q oma to acknowledge that she Is
leaa Thar thirty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17

The enterprising and reliable firm OF
Morris & Levy have been receiving a full
stock OF fine and stylish Spring. dry and
fancy goods, gents furnishing goods, car
pets, oilcloth, wall paper, etc, which they
are selling at such reasonable prices that
nobody need send away for any article in
their line. Ladies, just visit their estab-
lishment and be convinced. Lady patrons
from the surrounding country can get as
good bargins at this old established house,
as il they were here to purchase for them
selvea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-17

W. H. Stowell. druggist md assaysr,
No Main street. =
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". a. r. rAssENsHR TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
F Bosko A DenDery
Mrs ] Morris Il ch ] Clarence
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FOR RENT.

TIME BRICK BUILDING FORMERLY 90
eupied by the Knight Brothers. 10 Tor
B. +. McKWEN.
Eureka, April J. 1887. as-e
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
THE BARBECUE.

A large crowd, variOuSly estimated
f.nm one to two thousand persons, as,
s+,iblrd here last Monday, to hear Gen
NrrI,"lls and party speak. and to eat
the meat aud bread provided on that
occasion. The crowd was too big for
pe.ither pntpoSe: not half could get near
enough to hear the speeches, and still
s-ss than half got anything to eat-of
rhe bal t,ecue supplies. From the charge
made ou the meat and bread tables, one
was bound to think that the seat Of pa
trintism il in the stomach; and prnba-
hlv Stnnewall Jackson thought 40, when
he said he could whip any army that
was fnllnwed by drove of berv-a.
A great many however came purely to
hear tho speeches. and they were de-
barred from that by the same stomaehic
patriots who munopolized the meat and
bread. Probably Oue-third of the as
aemhlage. Of the male part at least,
were cnlnrpi. We have seen the time.
when no persuasion could induce them
To- attend IL Democratic ha,i,ecup: bat
now IN invitation to the public, in
general terms. will draw them every
time. The times have changed, and
our cofored fellow citizens have
changed with them.
On this occasion We belonged to that
sayg.. class who conld not hear the
spe<cl,ls. We SELDOM attend barrie
cnes. a.nt we went 10 this one for the
sole purpose of hearing Gen. Nichols
and We did not hear him. This paper
naa always been an advocate of Gen.
Nirl,o Ia for the Gosprnnrship, in thi-
and in past campaigns. it was for him
when many who are now t,ealjng in the
4rant ranks, were opposed to him, Grre in
different, or were - on the fence" and
vet ssn this occasion the ordinary cnnr-
,tesy rE,af ia IA rule rxtsRded to the
iprpss, even to the opposition press, was
ysnt shown this paper, the only one az
tie three in the parish that ia favorable
tm Gen. NiclnIls. Notwithstanding onr
rfforts to hear it. we know no more
abous Gen. Nicholas speech on thia oc-
casinn. than If we had not attended the
harmcnp. Hinc iNe lacrime, these re-.
auarks. and this abort report.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
DURLlC SALE.
ESTATE OF ZELIA MEAT.
No. 37aj
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT corw~
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

BY virtue or an order the HuneraN'e Ma.
trct Court i'll aud for the parish of ~. Is,arv
mere VIII DC sold at punllc auction to ehe NJ
"" u,steS' niuuef ny the undereiEnea ID
at the old residence Of Tiger Roy. abeut Ton,
mites south east OF OpeluusAs ON THTIHS
DAY ~ shplEMBEk cad, 1887. the following de-,
.crlhed property beonying to the Eatate AZ
leila Nezat deceased, tUwit:
ist. certain tract OF land eboRt dftv A.
penis situated in the parish OF OF. Landry On
bayou Leche about six miles FROM Opelousss,
bounded north. by lands of Mrs Jules Mover
on the east, by bayou Teche on the soutG Nv
Ernest Roy and hereinafter described &ssA
and on the west by bayou Delpuente.
= Ahuslt twenty arpeuts of land III the CARA
nel&llhorlo" as above tract, bounded On the
east b. bayou Teche. on tho north. by sbevs
4, scrihen tract, an the south by q Canal 40
West by ba. GU Delpuente,
J. Eight arpents ut lana more or lOnn Nsn~
ted hear Opeiousas, belonging to tho ,niacr
child Phi tehert Breaux. bounded north by D.
bayou uelpuente, and west by public rsaa
LEADING fran Olel"ilsas to Prairie Laurent.
4, Eight arpelits of land more or less. aitsa
TED near optlousas, D.i"nginE to Hsary Roy
and 1. az e Roy and julie And Arthur Row -
two last named being minors, bounded north
by Ernest Roy, south by Alexandra Roy sasa
by joseph U; Roy md West by Tiger Roy.
about nifty "rpents, to be sold one thir.i ps ss@
puSchased price for cash, the balance nsvaSiS
Ill one and two years from day of aa.e Viz
eight Per cent per anntiln interest frNfu san.
of sale, secured by vendors priviless.
The second tract Of about twenty arpe,A.
and the third tract Of eight aspeu,s more se
less to he sold for casl. on day Of sale. 20
The fourth tract OF eight arpeuta poo.. -
less, to be sold one third Of the rrrss,
price for cash. amt the balance cavahis -
a prp ysnn fFa day Of sale
special mortgage aud vendors priyiIevs ~
JOSEPH Z, Roy
49, - % Adu,inistrats1,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
what True Merit will DO.

The unprecedented sale of Boscbee's
German 8srup within a few years. i,as
as,n,,istrI The world. 1t ia without
d,nIs the safest and best remedy ever
d,scnvrrpd for the speedy and effrctual
cnrp of Coughs. c,.id" and the severest
Lang TrnnbIrs. Ii acts pn an entirely
aIiffrr-nt principle from the usnal pre-
scsiptinns given by ply siciana. 40 it
elnra not dry upa cough and leave the
disease stili in the system, hut on the
contrary removes the cause of the
4rnul,l+. i,eals the parts affected and
l+.nvra them In y purely healthy condi.
tinn. A i,nttIe kept in the fn.'se for
ms, wa+u these diseasrs make their ap-
neura',ce. viii save dncter's bills and II
viii convince gan of these facts. lrtt
u,sitivelv sold by sll druggists and
general dealers in the land. Price 75
gents, large bottles.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
B vace Up.

Y"u are feeling depr-sstd. yonr ape
t'tr ia poor. you are b0ther'd with
Headache, ynu are tidgetty, nrrvnn-.
and generally ont of sorts, ainl want tn
brace M. BRACE up, hnt not with sti-
mulants. spring medicines. or bistrrs.
which have for their basis very cheap,
had whisky. and which stimulate you,
for an hnnr, aud then leave ,"n in
worse condition than mfnrr. What
ynu want il AN Alternative that will
purify y"nr blood. start healthy action
of Liver and Kidneys. restore your vi
raIity, and give renewed health aud
strength SnrI. medicine snn will
find in Electric Bttpls. and only SO
.+nts trttle at Hamilton l. BaiIr.'~
Drug Store. 8
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10

The wnlnlS have eaten up the iraVes
on nearly all the cotton III the parish.
pspecialIy in the prairie portion of IT.
Not more than Il half crop Will ht
gathered, and many farmers VIII NOT
get that much. We believe the greater
mart If the cotton has already opened;
and it The present dry weather c"ntl-
nurs, there will be none or very little
ununpued at the end of the month.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10

The droutl. now prevailing is becom
ing distressing. rs we'll az disagrreable.
As the growth. of cotton has been
stopped 10y the ravagps OF the worms.
min would not do it amy good; hut
pras, putaturs, and fall gardens, are in
great need of rain. and live stock are
suffering for water-natural supplies
have almost dried up, aud cisterns and
wells are getting very low.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10

The hest Saiv+ in he world for cuts
bfnisrs, snres. Ulcers. salt rhtun,, fever.
>orrs, letter, rhappth hands. cilIhlains'
rnri,s, and all skin rrupti"ns, and ,".si-
lively cures piles, m no pay required,
II il guaranteed I" give perfect satI~fac-
fitas Or n"ney rfnn.trd. Price 25c.
per bon. sfsg ga'" by Hamilton g. Bal
ley OpsloUsas. Ii.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION

prepared 10 furnish all Glasses with rt,tt,lny-
hcHt At home. the " u. ~ The tlIut. an t,u
lh'lr spare moments. business new, iyilt am!
pinntih". Persons of either SIX easily earn
tf"in 10 cents Ia s. o. per evening. and Il lr.l
potion j SIM 10y 'tcNutlnG all their time to lnt.
hn~ine>S Boy and gr3s earn nrariy aa much
A. men. hat AL no see thI~ ma, -rII, their
address and test the business, We make tin,
"T1''r. 10 >!icii rs are not We'll ST SIZED vi. Viii
>tLh one huitdr IL pay tor The trouble. II writ
iiiS. all l'Hr.i"u ans and outfit tree. Address
GEORGE @llNSO.> u CO., fUriiand Maine
Dee. 4 -ly
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10

The Vile Platte Social Club VIII
Civ. a grand ball at their hall III Vile
Platte ON Thursday evening next
Sent. 18th Admission for gentltmen'
50 cents: ladies' free.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
NOTICE OF ADMsNHsTRATsO
ESTATE OF JOskrH P. BAY aui. wife.
No 1927
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST LANDRY

Whereas, ?. j. Bay, of tho parish of st. Ian.
hry, la, applied by his petition to he appoint
ca administrator IF the Estate of Joseph 2.
BAY d'c'as,'l. late of he parish of ST Landry
Now therefore noti a Is hereby gwen to all
parties Interested t" mike opposition 10 Gaid
appHlliin'' iii writing. in ny Office i'll the
town ~ opelousas in ten days fraIu the pres
ent notice. JAMES T. GBACHERE
Aus 2l-2s Clerk
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
DCBLBG SALE.
ESTATE Of CHRISTINE FOSTESoT, wife.
No. 1929.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST LANDRY.

by virtue OF an order uI the Honorable fAs.
trlct Court III and 1or the parish Of st. Landry
there VIII be sod at public auction to the Lass
ana highest bidder by the uners med admin
tirtrato" or any duly Qualified auctoneef On
the premises near Vile Plate in the parish af
81. Landry. on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12fk
1887. the following described property belong.
ing to I'll. estate OF Christine Foptenot d.
ceased, to-wit:
l. plantation situated near Vile Plate ron.
tanning MY arpents, together with all the i'm
pruVtIntuts Atreun, bounded north east ans
"rst oy Sam. Haas, TT ais, and south nv
property OF the estate adjudicated to the ID
unlui TRAITOR.
,. tract Of woodland situated In villa
Plate containing 80 arpents and bounded North
ny John y turtle, Mrs. Rred, MOlitur IT ala.
dst by W. W. WIggin, SOUTH BY saInurl Haas
Lit1ean " ais. aud west by Joseph j. Orte.o
II Head Of b 'rned cattle, 6 head horse cres-
tirts q heal OF hogs. one wagon and harness
uil. bIGgE with lh e shafts and harDrss lot ~
agricultural IMPLEMENTS the crop not harves,-
I'd, one iced cutter, cross cut SAWS q hand
SANS, ana sunnr3 farm and carpenters tools
1000 feet felring plank, household furnitprn
and kl1chen utensils DC.
Terms and nudltIons--The landed proper1v
To ne sold pay able i'll three equal sIuual In.
stantnt. from day of sale The movahIe
property [" be sold as follows: all adiudjca.
lions Gf fftten dollars and I'LL ier for cash Ali
'oJuaicannns over fifteen dollars payable In
"us' year from day OF sale. Eight per cent mar
tnnun interest t" De added u all aIuo,,nts not
pad at maturity aud d further interest of tar
per cent 10 be ided to all sums for which
oult Will he brought 10 enforce psynpnf
Purchasers to furnish good aud satisfactory
security TO the satisfaction OF the ADMINISTERS.
tnr the lands to remaiu specially mnrtgareA
TIL final payment.
JOHN F. SHAW.
sept OF AOmnistrAtnr
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
GRADE.
HOLSTEEN BULLS

Seven or eight grad hulItcjn huIl calves by
the registered iInlSicin hull Vunty, ult Ut
Z. otl COWS, for site al SIS each.
K. b. GDTTTNGHAM,
Holland formerly Parruttl Plantation near
Opelousss> July 2tt
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
Proceedings of the School Board.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
P,tstnt: G. N. Eairr. G. J. Thumlson.
Il. Martel aud l.. E. L,ttplI.
A quorum not being present tn" board
then adjnurnt L. e. LlTTELL.
Secretary.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

will be in my r1ficr, at Opclnu~ ~, daily,
from ! thursday, tCthh,'r lat, IN Thursday oct
II h. to revise and correct reg ~llsi1 ion and t.,
Register hose who have NOT liz rrto ult. hpeu
register a. AbOLPHE LAS. kAPES.
sep lO4
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
a CC0UNT OF TUToRsHIP.
ESTATE OF ETIENNETTE DAI0LE.
No. 1914
PROBATE DOCKET DISTRICT gS7yrm
PARISH OF ST LANDRY

whereas Napoleon Fruge natural inter af
his uin"r children issue vi his marriage vitS
Eucllnette Daigle deceased, having alas an
account OF tutotship of said lnluor>, nccua o.
MED ny his petition praying for the homoloep-
tlon ut same.
And whereas, the prayer OF sad petition Asa
been granted by order Of court bearing data
Septeln Der lSt 1887.
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given % NIL
p rsolls Interested TO make uppOsitisn 70 sai1
account, To nle the same III wiring In IN e1se
III the town OF Opeloukas within the tims re.
qnrcd by law. why the said aceu1pt ssnaia
rot be holnolugated aud confirmed.
JAMES .. CHACHERE,
sep o-@I CleTh,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
NOTICE.

From n d after this date, will sell cho1ce
beef at SIX cents per pound.
June II. 1887 C. II. CDMEST
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
MEDECIS
UNDERTAKEN.

CORNER UNION AND NORTH STREET
or LOUSAS Ia
Al! SORTS at Collins. aud C.-Ett-. always on
h'id, !! 81 II mn" itrdrSr, aud horses thu. best
III . ri"u-IN. Apply To can MrtlIrI- opposite
{. Dcil'in'>. an t" i. + Mt-Inj,A'1 liver,
stable T"mh~ and Vaults, made OH short
h"ttr. ffItcN moH"rhtr. AIlg - 3ln
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10

During the present year We have
heard of two or three rice mills that
we've to be built in Opelousas. One was
10 bp built with Northern capital, which
WAS anXinusly seeking investment at
shs particular place, and one WAS to be
IL l,"me enterprise. In fact, for the lat
ter, IL company was organized, and
stock taken sufficient to build it. But
40 site was selected and bought, no
brick, lumber, or machinery were pur-
chased; nnthing was done beyond mere
words, orally or on paper.
Gen, NlchoIIs' presence here last
Monday. aud his speech on that occa-
sion, were not necessary to secure him
the delegation from this parish to the
State nominating convtntion-a fact
that he WAS no doubt we'll aware of.
This parish WAS for him before, when
he VAS not IL candidate, uotwitlstand-
ing the strenuous efforts to control the
election of the delegates for Gov. Nc
Emery and the Democracy Of the par
ish has certainly hrcome still more ia
vu,ahIs to Gen. Nichols, ur mole op-
posed to Gov. McEnery-which amounts
10 the same thing-since that time. 1t
was hut meet and proper that in his
tour through the State he should visit
Il parish " hose people have been such
steadfast friends to him on account Of
his fidelity to popular rights.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
FOR RENT

4 rrsicnnrr 0nr size III" QveTt"G place. with
four rooms down sIaii's. and one large room
above. also kitchen Il Id servants room an
ply to BLACK Il NORRIS
ApI 9-tf Ole.ulls.S La
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-09-10
WANTED TO ExCHANar

t this othss> Nav slSEsS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-21
Sc vENDEN

diez defecadoras de cobre, sistem,
Call, y nm tren de ferro. csrril portatil
TODD de acero, via On. 50, sistema De.
cauville, especial para trssporte de
ca6ags
Dicho tren Sc compene de:
400 tramos de riel-ss de 4 S metroa
$50 id de q 4 d.; "a id. de q 23; 1e
ID. de 4 Il; l20 curvas de 23; I6 i'd. dc
II; u cruzaniertoe de dos Was y
i'd. de 8, con sus correspondieutes agn.
jas: 42 wagopes para Ia cafs; 4 desca-
rriladores perteurs para trssporte
del bsgazo, de ] metro 20.
Todo clio &c encueptrs en- bnen ests.
do, como pue3e verse, en- Ia haciends
"Josefa." Hormigueros, del Excmo
Sr. D. jose A. Annoni.
El que 10 interese podrA dirigir pro.
posiciones d Ia presidencia de Ia Socie.
dad .An6nima de Credito MercantiI
hasta Ia una de 10 tarde del 80 de in.
pio. en- cuya hors, rennida la Directiva
harA 10 adjudicacion al mejor posto
Sc advierte que pueden hacerse Sc.
paradamente las proposiciones para Ia
compra de las defeca'ioras y del fsrro-
carril; que Ia vents Sc entiende en- ej
sitio en- que Sc encuentran, siendo po,
cuenta del comprador los gaRtos DE-
traslsci6n; y que por ell ferro-carril NJ
sc admiten posturas inferiores & $4,000
Puerto Rico, Mayo 81 de- 1So7.-E
Administrator, j. CoNlLL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-21
PODER.
Lo he conferido general para
todos mis- negocios al sefor don
Jose Rufino de Goensga.
SO Heraclio G0utier.
Sc YENGE Q ARRIRNDA

10 hacienda "San JOSS de Cscique," +"
del termino municipal de Lola, COM
puesta de 878 cuerdas de terrenos con
dos casss. Una de altos de madera y
bsjos de mamposteris, rsra vivienda y
almacen, y otra de MADEIRA, d orilla del
canine que conduce q Ia poblacion,
propia para un establecimiento mer-
cantil.
Los terrenos, que son msgnihcos,
pueden dedicatse en- una extension de
500 cuerdas al cultivo de cahas, siendo
las rest4ntes dos grandes cercados,
dende pueden sostenerse 400 reses.
Tiene I'M islote q inmedisciones del
Rio-grsnds de Lola, con 50 buen des
embarcsdero.
Esta finca sc encnentra 4 dos kil6.
metros de Ia Factoria Central de Can0-
yanas.
Para informes, pueden dirigirse en-
Ia Capital, al Lcdo. D. Jose Gallardo,
Farmsceutico, y en- Ia Carolina, su
dueta dofia Elisa Seary, viuda de Ga
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-08-21
debe 4 Ia gravsua..

Francia.
Roma. S-Dicese que existe el w.
lerA en- Palermo. Messiua y Resina.
Londres, 8.-Han ocurrido 5 casof
= 2 muertes del c6lera en- Malta.
Bsrifn, s. La entrevista celebrada
en- Gastein por los Emperadores de
Austria = Alenauis ha sido muy cor.
dial. Al separarse Sc abrazaron.
Paris, 8.-M. Paul Dsroul6de,
Presidente de la Liga patri6tica fran
,esa, fue srrestado y detenido en- IL
feontera russ, por carecer de pssa-
nortes, y con este motive lego dema
siado tarde a los funerales de Mr.. Kat
K W.
Madrid, 9.-En ell Consejo de Mi
nistros celebrate hoy no Sc ha tomadt
acuerdo slguno respecto del general
Salamanca; pero 81 sc conffrmasen lo'
rumores que circular acercs de las fra.
ses pronunciadas por dicho Genera!
ei criterio del Gobierno, en- estA cues.
ti6n seria considersrlas como un de.
sacsto al Gobierno y una desconsi-
leracl6n al Presidente del Cousejo de
Ministries y al ministro de Utramar